Sabriel Resources

If you want the official word on this book and the others in the Old Kingdom Chronicles, including information straight from author Garth Nix, then look no further—this is the website for you. It's brimming with facts about the world, including maps.

Garth Nix himself also has an official website, if you want to know what else he's up to (you know you do…).

Fans have organized a cool Wikipedia-style site for the Old Kingdom series.

Want to see what Sabriel's author is up to on a daily basis? He's got a Twitter account.

Tor.com interviews Garth Nix about his writing, including Sabriel and related sequels.

Taken from Wired magazine's "The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy" podcast, this interview really gets into the geekier elements of Nix's career, and also asks some interesting questions about how his life has impacted his writing.

If Sabriel ever hit the big screen, the preview might look something like this.

Here's Garth Nix introducing his series, Keys to the Kingdom. Check out that Aussie accent.

Have questions for Nix? He just might have answered them here.

Or perhaps he answered them in this segment of his talk.

Want to take Nix with you while you go for a walk? Listen to Wired magazine's podcast interview with Nix.

Check it out: the Old Kingdom series is read aloud by Tim Curry.

Check out this fan art created by deviantArt user Laura Tolton for the Old Kingdom series, including Sabriel. There are amazing illustrations of several scenes in the novel.

In case you ever want to take a trip there, this is the official Old Kingdom map from Garth Nix's site.

Here's Abhorsen's house, from Garth Nix's site. It seems like a pretty sweet house.